don't be afraid of take penalty at this stage. >> mike e.: schultz. knocked loose. here is eller with the net empty. score. >> mike m.: these fans are out of the slump that they are in not so long ago and that is thanks to this final nail in the coffin from lars eller. took a few seconds off of the clock and going back to pittsburgh. >> mike m.: he and beagle have been mr. foremans game five. >> mike e.: the caps can clinch in pittsburgh. their fans know that they are guaranteed at least another game here, whether it is a game seven or whether it is in the next round. now for the sprint three stars of the game. here is mike. >> mike m.: a game that is this big, washington needed it. i have to go with braden holtby. great early on. jakub vrana, game-winning goal. great play. and kuznetsov, a goal and two assists. all caps tonight, doc. >> mike e.: strong in the third. kuznetsov, vrana, oshie and eller all with goals in the third. kuznetsov 52 seconds in. you are watching the stanley cup playoffs presented by geico. tonight on nbc, it is an all new snl with donald glov

mike e—mailed, eve ryo ne driving tests.ok after insisted on carrying on driving even though he had had a stroke and was quite frankly incredibly incompetent behind the wheel in addition. despite my objections to the dvla my uncle obtained approvalfrom objections to the dvla my uncle obtained approval from his objections to the dvla my uncle obtained approvalfrom his gp objections to the dvla my uncle obtained approval from his gp who has never seen him drive saying he was fit and well and should retain his licence. it was only by the grace of god my uncle only had a minor accident in the short period between driving again post his stroke and his car being stolen. keepers coming throughout the morning. we are grateful for those, #victorian life. as he had been hearing marks & spencer is to close 100 stores by 2022 as part of radical turnaround plan for the business. the retailer is reducing the space devoted to clothing and home products. our business correspondent lisala pa pa, correspondent lisala papa, —— vishala sri—path

mike: well again, you've got documents there. i've got e-mails. let's take a break. lemonis: no. -mails. lemonis: just deal with this issue, please. well, i'm just saying. all i can tell you, paul, all i can tell you -- paul: first, it's not the financial stuff. you brought that up again on monday. that's a lie. mike: paul, i'm not gonna go back 6 months and try to remember... there was so much that's happened. i don't know. lemonis: he did not defend himself, as usual. he's bringing this letter to the table now showing proof, because he kept his records, that you gave him the instruction to move the money. that's why he's standing here. so the problem that is existing between the two of you is you're saying one thing about him, you're saying one thing about him, and the two of you need to work it out because the 15 years of friendship is now resolved to a piece of paper saying he said, she said. so i need you guys to clean this up right now because i don't know how to move forward. paul: we need to work together to get through this. lemonis: okay. i, for some reason, always want

brian: here is video of mike 1967.e january 27, you begin your book with this story.video clip] inside their spacious, buttoned up inside their spacesuits when the fire hit. a closed-circuit television camera was relaying pictures of astronauts lying on their backs inside the spacecraft atop the saturn one. there was a flash and that was it. the father of two teenage boys. one of the original mercury astronauts, mrs. ed white, and , 31 years chaffee old, preparing for his first spaceflight. you say a relationship that ed white hat with one of the astronauts and one of the astronauts wives had a major impact. frank borman was the closest to ed white, who he considered a brother. and white felt just the same bout frank borman. ed white, as most astronauts were concerned, was the most physically strong. the borman's and the whites were very close, including frank's wife's -- wife susan. when this fire happened and killed the crew, it was devastating to have white -- pat white. nobody realized how devastating it was to mrs. borman, who began to believe her husband would s

mike from houston. go ahead. person is not held. .e has not -- is not help he has not helped texas. he is a liar. he should be voted out, like maxine waters. they steal from the republican party. they steal all of the slogans -- everything. host: mike, do you have a specific question for him? caller: yes. will he resign? will he let someone younger run instead of him working the system? that is all he does. host: ok. the presented of green. -- representative green. guest: he is not the only one with this opinion. many of them are threatening. i have had to alter a lot of my life because of people who make threats. choosetever reason, they to believe free speech is not available to me, but it is available to the president. the president can make incendiary comments and i cannot respond to them. i should just be quiet and let the president go on about his business of destroying the norms in our society. i will not do that. to this gentleman and all of the who havers, especially made threatening comments, i will not be intimidated. i will not falter. i will not falter. i will stay the course. if the

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there are reports of vape pens and e-cigarettes erupting into flames. mikesays he was holding his e-cigarette when this happened. >> i'm glad i didn't have it up to my face. >> reporter: there were nearly 200 explosions in seven years. lithium batteries were overheating. >> while they are not likely to fail, when they do fail, the failure can be catastrophic. >> reporter: the american vaping association telling abc news incidents like these are not common. when charged, stored and used under proper conditions, vapor products pose no more of a fire risk than cellphones and laptops that use similar lithium ion batteries. experts say be sure to use the charger it came with and never leave it charging when you're asleep or away. >>> coming up, a vacation nightmare on a cruise ship called the dream ironically. >>> but first, the licking bandit. >> i didn't think you would be able to read it. >> the warning for a hockey player to keep his tongue in his mouth, but did it mess with his head? sports is next on "world news now." id it mess with his head? sports is nex

with that being said we have mething else which i have to e tell you, all you chairmen, mike, everybody. it was a big deal until this came up. i don't know, where's mike crapo. congratulations. you did a great job. but it doesn't seem so important now. it is important. it's incredible. it's incredible you have done it, you have done it in a very bipartisan way, very nice, thank you. very bipartisan way. i want to congratulate you and everyone else. i'm going to read a few names because these people worked hard. tell this is all this is all about the dodd-frank disaster and they fixed it or at least have gone a long way toward fixing it. mike crapo. thank you very much. steve danes. thank you, steve. incredible job. john kennedy. thank you very much. heidi heitkamp. heidi, thank you very much. appreciate it. david purdue. where's david? where is our david? oh, i love david. [laughter] hat a great guy he is. jim rush. jim, thank you. what a great lawyer. i learned all about you. one of the great lawyers. i think i have to use him. [laughter] tim scott. tim. thank you, tim. great job. grea

mike, how are you? what's going on? i've been getting all these e-mails and texts from you. were unable to make rent. lemonis: cash crunch? i put in all the money that i needed to to stabilize things, and now he's asking me for more? did he make another mistake? i'm gonna get to the bottom of this. -hey, guys. -mike: marcus, how are you? lemonis: how are you? good to see you. -mike: nice to see you again. -lemonis: good to see you. [ sighs ] so, remember that my offer was only to put $750,000 into the business. mike: well, you know, it was not enough. -we have payables and rents. -lemonis: can i see this? paul: sure. lemonis: so, you need another $200,000 to keep the doors open in rancho. right? so the money that i committed to invest was not enough to solve the problem. you miscalculated by $200,000. mike: i approached paul, and i said, you know, "what's going on with this?" and he goes, "you knew about it," and i said, "i did not know about it. i'm telling you, i did not know about it." paul: i've never hidden anything. i've never -- i've -- i've... integrity is incredibly

. >> you can send all your angry e-mails to mike nicco. >> what did i do? i told you it was going to be that way. >> that's true. if you followed him on twitter, you would have seen you were not going to see anything when they switched the lights on. >> they could have waited a couple days. then we'd be in the holiday weekend and other things would take your attention away. >> just builds the anticipation for when we can really see it. this morning a lot of drizzle, more widespread, heavier. all due to that strong sea breeze you can see on live doppler 7. all the winds blowing from the ocean inland. look at the cloud cover, through the morning commute. low to mid 50s. temperatures the same, definitely slick in many areas this morning. by noon i think we'll see a little more sunshine. that holds true for the afternoon hours. those temperatures well below average with upper 50s at the coast. mid to upper 60s around the bay and inland. grab a coat, mid 50s to low 60s. more on the commute with alexis. >> sounds like a significant crash inside caldecott kunl in

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secretary of state mike pompeo welcomed his south korean counterpart to washington. e both countries hshared goal of what they want from pyongyang. secretary pompeo: if north korea takes bold action tocl quickly denuearize the united states is ready to work to achieve prosperity on par with our south korean friends rajini: on monday night he flew to north korea, where he met with kim jong-un. he returned on thursth three americans who had been detained by pyongyang. his boss, president trump, was there welcome the freed prisoners back on american soil. for a president whose style of diplomacy is not to everyone's taste, it has been quite a turnaround. the north korean leader, once a pariah, now the recipient of praise. pres. trump: kim jong-un did a eat service to himself, to his country by doing this. rajini: remember, it has been only eight months since he described him as little rocket man. speaking to a crowd in iidiana, the prt was full of optimism for the planned summit. pres. trump: i will be meeting d th kim jong-un to pursue a future of peace curity for the wo

. >>> plus, mike is post ughiing e of the movers today. >> the market reacting to a big acquisition. we'll tell you the details when we come back ♪ feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. >> welcome back to the "closing bell", everybody, this is what's happening at this time president trump tweeting this afternoon that he will announce his decision on whether to withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal at 2:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow he has threatened to withdrawal unless european allies fix what he calls the deal's shortcomings >>> in hawaii, lava continues to spread in hawaii consuming roads, cars, and homes the volcano has now destroyed 35 residences and spewed lava hundreds of feet in the airment some of the more than 1700 residents who have been evacuated were allowed to briefly return to gather medicine, pets, and other necessities. >>> pr

mike pompeo. secretary pompeo, .ongratulations again i have no doubt that you will make america proud as our nation's chief diplomat. you are an exceptional guy, a great friend, and someone who loves our country. .e are really proud of you i speak on behalf of everybody in this room and on behalf of your family. thank you very much, mike, and congratulations. [applause] i would like to ask vice president pence to administer the oath of office. thank you. >> raise your right hand and repeat after me. i mike pompeo do solemnly swear. >> i mike pompeo do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic or it -- >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. i take this obligation freely. without any mental reservations, or purpose of evasion area that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties. of the office upon which i'm about to enter. so help me god. congratulations. [applause] >> this is truly humbling. thank you very much, mr. president, for those kind words. thank you mr. vice president for being here to honor me. thank you, ambassador. thank you, ambassador for the -- i used to work for her f

mike? >> guest: at th the code names e generated by computer randomly and they get rid of some that might be hard to understand. each perfect and can choose his or her own word. they've chosen their own words. the purpose is that when agents are speaking into their mouthpieces and earpieces, they don't want others to hear who they are talking about and also they don't want confusion over the names. so if they have a particular name is a very clear-cut name. >> host: any white house has its war on faction and it reminds me about the parable of the elephant and a blind man trying to report what is happening in any white house you have to have confidence that you are touching all of the parts of the elephant as a blind person coming in i would say but do you feel confident that you are capturing and reporting on all of the different factions and who are they? >> guest: i believe i was able to get right inside because as you say, there are many people that hear things and the gossip but when you are actually inside and getting the people that met with him all through the day, that gives you the

that might put mike pence in the white house. this investigation keeps going e-little bit further, in this bob mueller may uncover information that's very compromising about mike pence as well. so of course he would like it to stop now. he's eyeing the oval office sburk that's not the way it works. this investigation is going to go at the pace that robert mueller determines is appropriate and the house and senate should be having investigations too in their house and judiciary committees. that's what they were doing in 1974 with less evidence than we have going on now, but the senate are not doing anything, so at that point the mueller investigation is on the game in town. >> i want to turn to reverend al sharpton. people know you for your work, journalism, and your civil rights record, but you are also a new york politico. we are seeing a lot of new york figures in rudy giuliani and meekle cohen all over this national news. look at the news today that rudy separated from his law firm over there. they won't condone payments made to stormy daniels. they disputed

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yet pg&e maintains this pole is safety. mike it's leaning on purpose. >> it's not creating any public hazard at all. >> reporter: they say safety concerns will grow as more wireless services are placed oppoon policy poles to meet demand. >> they're holding a public meeting tonight on pole safety. >>> it's time to ask finney, first question comes from a si, who says i will be graduating from college soon -- way to go -- any recommendations on trying to build up my savings? >> let me add to the congratulations here. start by getting together an emergency fund. not the whole six month thing you've heard about. you need about a month's worth of expenses that will give you wiggle room in case something goes wrong. begin paying off your credit card followed by student loans. begin with the minimum and add the extra money on the highest interest loan until it's paid off and then do it again. once you get a job invest in the company's 401(k) retirement plan, they usually match your contribution, 50 or 100%. here's what we found about pa

. >> dagen: walmart paid $16 billion for that e-commerce giant in india, flip cart. that's what mike in the quarter. before we get to christina, was that -- where is that in terms of the growth based on the previous quarter? is that faster growth for its e-commerce business? >> it's not as fast on a percent basis but it's faster in terms of dollars. so real credit to the family and the board turning walmart over from a family managed company for over 40 years to a professionally managed company and with mark laurie as you referenced so well with jet hiring dave krisione from amazon going to run walmart.com, it's going to be wars in the stores and wars of the world online. >> dagen: christina, you have information, walmart does beat amazon on price. >> they're investing quite a bit on the e-commerce side. they said this month they revamped the website. you're seeing walmart logos a lot smaller many there's a partnership with lord and taylor. there is a note i saw from guggenheim comparing the prices between amazon prime and walmart and what they're finding is that a huge portion of th

that the president can trust that he will execute his foreign policy and mike pompeo talking to what he called his team in his first e state department, he called them a team and he signed it as mike and he said i need all of you, mr. president, i have confidence in my team, and i do think after the year and a half of secretary tillerson, low morale, i do think the president with secretary tillerson will take another look with secretary pompeo will be taking another look at the state department case. >> you've been very critical of the president about how he's treated the state department in their jobs around the world, and lowing that low morale or a ding toward his previous secretary of state in his staple, there's more spirit in the state department in year, maybe even decades. >> the president stuck to the script and spoke gracefully about mike pompeo, and secretary pompeo did the same thing particularly emphasizing at the end of his remarks and the team that he's leading and america's security and prosperity. >> across the board, that was terrific. some of the contradictions are about to come up and bite the sec

mike wallace. they always seem it have a real warmth there and e wonder if you can tell us a little bit about that.> well that goes back to mike wallace wasik a radio -- had a radio program in chicago. and -- when edy davis moved to chicago she -- gave up her acting career which was nancy's mother. gave up her acting career basically, brought nancy to chicago. but what she would do occasionally was go sit down to talk to mike wallace on the radio and mike loved her. eddy there is t really great stories aboutgr edy, she was -- nancy was not -- this is a family group here. like edi she liked -- to tell jokes. some of them are a little bit inappropriate. anyway but she's hilariously funny and mike wallace loved her so when mike wallace years later found out that -- governor reagan had married ediy daughter he was all excited about that and so it shall then the next step was when reagans went to the white house mike called chris wallace who was just w a newby at the time and introduced nancy and chris and they're like this were like this. but mike wallace could do no, no harm and -- when she was doing

e regi regime. let's listen to what mike pompeo said. >> it will be battling to keep its economy alive.will be forced to make a choice, either fight to keep its country on life support or give in to the requests abroad. it will not have the resources to do both. >> how do you think iran will respond to that? >> iran used this speech for regime change. we heard them comment on that and say that pompeo is trying to make regime change. which is something pompeo wrote about before becoming secretary of state. i'm wondering how russia and its allies are reacting to these statements. th this is a win hi-win for russia. if we go ahead and not meet the demands of our allies, that means we're isolated from our allies, and that means the price of oil will go up because there will be less iranian oil that can hit the market. that's good for their economy. i think putin is pretty pleased with this speech because he knows it's going to help him. >> samantha, thank you very much. we appreciate your insight. >>> we're checking on wall street as the market reacts with progress. they are averting a trad

the reason why it's kim and trump is because they're bot e-man shows in in administration, rex tillerson couldn't make aecision. i don't think mike pompeo can. it all comes down to donald trump. >> now at the very beginning of that negotiating process, even though secretary pompeo has been to north korea i gss twice now since we knew he was going to be secretary of state. kim jong-un get his photo op. he getso have the handshake with president trump. in theory, the traveling press will be in the room and around the world people ll see him as someone who has the same statue your at the united states. giving that up at the beginning has issues. robert: that's an important point, he's looking forge preskim jong-un but also signaled this week he wants to make sure north korea as anom ec they're struggling and he knows ob he can improve trailed and get hear -- for his people and get somet income,uld change his own stake in power. michael: he could. the question is how far does that vision go? does he want to get the chokehold off so he doesn't have to worry about stramp vacation in the country, who are thinking to knock him out of the

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mike pompeo is on his way to north korea. ,e's probably there right now starting negotiations with the north koreans about their nuclear program. the north koreans ar looking at what the president has done and torn up this existing deal, why this they believe, why would they believe we could hold our word on this one? >> i think two things. one is i would say that it should be no surprise to our partners and other states that there was deep bipartisan concern about the iran deal wh was negotiated. this was not a republican-democrat thing. this was not a trump administration versus other republican thing. this was a position shared by virtually every republican primary cante. hence the deal was submitted. the deal was never submitted to the senate as a treaty because of that bipartisan concern.o so i thinkday's actions reflect -- and that concern reflected i think the problems in the dea >> brangham: doesn't this possibly... if the north koreans are looking at this , america signed this deal with iran. now a new president comes in and tears it up, why should they trust what thewiresiden

failed to maintain and repair its power lines and that pg&e did a poor job of clearing vegetation from around their lines. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> mike, i want to ask how is our fire season looking right now? >> right now it's okay. you notice every day things get browner and browner. that means it's going to get worse and worse. we were watching friday night into saturday for gusty winds. still need to see if those materialize. right now things are still too green. wait until we get keeper into the summer and then you know things are going to be pretty bad. let's show you what's going on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. there's that area of low pressure, still spinning to the north, still bringing rain to the pacific northwest, but not us. a little mist out there. i doubt anything is going to hit the bucket and become measurable. just kind of damp for the morning commute. we'll have mostly sunny conditions today. you can definitely see a drawback in the temperatures. low to mid 70s through most of the south bay. gilroy possibly 80. a mid to upper 60s on the peninsula. head over to the coast wh

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mike pence, quien participe. hay una organizaciÓn que se dedica a encontrar a las vÍctimas fatales. oscar: hombres y mujeres cruzan la frontera, pero el desierto los devora. encontrar sus restos eel Último se localizaron los restos Óseos de un hombre, su ropa, zapatos. el desierto es asesino silencioso que engaÑa las personas, pero al pasar el tiempo los devora . miles han muerto, pero algunos ha logrado escapar de la muerte gracias a la ayuda. >> tiene el equipaje, el equipo, la sabidurÍa y los recursos disponibles para encontrar a las personas que estÁn extraviadas en el desierto. oscar: nuestras cÁmaras han captado esos rescates que afortunadamente ha llegado a tiempo, pero otros son enviados envueltas hasta las oficinas del forense. la mayorÍa de los esqueletos son encontrados en la ruta del inmigrante, dijo el forense. el mÁs conocido es el de armadillo. >> estÁn haciendo una obra que es poco comÚn. oscar: mientras estos voluntarios siguen encontrando los restos humanos, este colombiano pone una cruz para darle ubicaciÓn a la persona que falleciÓ. beatriz: en perÚ, miles de personas marcharon por las calles de lima en contra del aborto. tambiÉn se manifestaron organizacion

what he's learned by interviewing former campaign officials reading those e-mails and talking to people at the white house. >> mike dowd, other questions will occur to us all evening long, of course. was note taking allowed on the part of mr. dowd and his co-counsel, or was this all something they couldn't wait to get outside the room and spew it onto paper to the best of their recollection? >> no, it's our understanding that no taking was allowed. this wasn't the s.a.t.s. you're allowed to come in and take notes and that kind of situation. i think that was the point of the meeting. the point was to get across to them, here are the topics we want to talk about to give them sort of a fresh start on this type of -- these ways and prepare the president for these types of questioning. so, i don't think this was a way where they were restricting their access to any of this. they were trying to get them this. maybe they didn't want to put it in writing. maybe they thought if they put it in writing it would be more likely to leak. this was certainly a way of conveying it to them in a way they could come back to the presi

mike says he had no fear. >> none, whatsoever. totally safe. i felt totally safe. convincing his son to ride was a different story. he declined. one year ago a person hydroplanned off e waaterhe tpark, jam me suffered these injuries onis h accident last year. >> we tested the water slide for height. but didn't test it for weight, really my son is the gneui out. ridiculous. sued for $2.5 million and a settlement was reached with the slide's manufacture. the city's 48 foot was also closed are both safe. >> the slides have been recertified with the state of california. we went through sting.ex lowering the water level at the base. >> 11-year-old was the first to try it out. >> it was awesome. >> other kids were not far behind to take the plunge. >> hopefully they had good weather. most of us woke up to gray skies and spotty drizzle like here on the bay bridge. tomorrow will be another story. temperatures will be climbing.c tuma is here to let us know what to expect. >> we are getting rid of the cloud cover for sunshine and temperatures slow to warm because of the gray start. we are in the 60s the board and getting warmer from here for the holidays. what toin a brighter

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most when we become accepting of alternative realities no longer grounded ifas,e arone adent tr twitter this past march. miketing on wednesday promising to bring back the agency's swagger. >>> and in illinois, a former high school student is being ld ohen $2 mliilon allegedly opened fire during a graduation rehearsal. he was shot and wounded by an officer at the school. alex perez has more. >> reporter: horrified students hugging in relief outside this illinois high school after a tragedy is averted by a quick-thinking school resource officer now being called a hero. >> shots fired at the high school. shots fired at dixon high school. >> reporter: police say it began just after 8:00 a.m. when a 19-year-old student showed up with a gun and opened fire, shooting near a gym packed with seniors rehearsing for graduation. >> all i heard was something that sounded like firecrackers, saw some smoke. scared everybody. >> reporter: school resource officer mark dallas immediately jumping into action chasing the gunman out of the school. >> he charged toward the suspect and confronted him head on. >> reporter: the susp

e dow industrial average gained 196 points to 24,739. the nasdaq was up by 65nd the s&p added 25. mike santoli takes a look now at whether the market is just returning to normal.te >> rep investors thrown off balance by swirling markets this year now face a new wrinkle, a sudden outbreak of normalcy. this year scks went fro an unprecedented uphill strength in january to a nasty stumble in february followed by months of confused struggle. in the past couple of weeks stocks have stabilized and covered to a seven-week high as a rush of strong earningsed prov support and stock investors have made a tentative peace w hh somewhather interest rates. this return to normalcy can be seen from a few different angles. the widely tracked s&p 500 volatility index closed wednesday at its lowest level nce january indicating stocks and stock traders are no longer particularly agitated or fearful. the market has also grown less sensitive to potentially unnerving headlines. when president trump exited the iran nuclear agreement and oil prices cssed $70 a barrel, the major indexes paused briefly and resum

mike out. >> do that in 10 seconds. >> e-prescribe lee -- precisely describe the problem, he wants to do something but he cannot find a budget item that allows him to find the money to legally spend it, the problem is we have the armed service committee, the appropriators and the internal budget processes within the dod, all of whom organized to make sure there is no wasted individual, we cannot precisely define what these people will do, but we do know that we need them and they are not expensive compared to the other things that we need to focus on, there certainly things that you should focus on, big-ticket items that i strongly encourage you to have, a small bucket like someone like yourself takes a look at where you say, hey, let them try this, let them experiment, whether it is hiring people or money towards universities, these are honorable people trying to do the right thing. >> thank you mr. chair. >> just so that i can clarify, are you talking about x number of people in your organization dr. griffin whom you could use as a task force to go do this, that or the other thing? we have a who

secretary of state mike pompeo visiting north korea appeared stocks mixed in a shed. >> are gmail will soon be able to write eu. "fbn:am" continues right now. almost 5:30 a.m. in new york on one day, may 9th. gerri willis. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. lots to get to overnight. our top story, anti-american protests breaking out in iran's capital hours after president trump withdraws from the everyday nuclear deal. trading three davida miller live with reaction from around the world. david lee. >> good morning. we are a few hundred yards from syrian territory where the israelis fear that a ring and an iranian proxy groups are planning some type of an attack on israel. specifically standing in the golan heights in this hour and residents have been told to go about their lives as normal. but this comes after a very stressful night. following president trump's announcement that the u.s. was going to pull out of the nuclear deal. the israeli military went on high alert after citing what was described as a normal iranian military movement across the border in syria. now, they say that bomb shelter is here were open,

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we're kind of in the -- mike has been through a lot of these. we're kind of in the political evalent of climate change. it is extreme weather. one day it is 90 degrees, one day it is 40 degrees. one of my favorite movies is "armageddon." big '90s blockbuster. they're on an asteroid and everything's flying at them all the time. that's basically what's happening in the life of the republic right now. >> "armageddon" doesn't end well, jon meacham. >> oh. but i think it was a great steve tyler song. so we got that out of it. >> nbc news has done some calculations based on "the washington post's" running list of president trump's lies. i mean there's no reason to dance around it. in the month of april of last year, the president averaged 4.9 false claims per day. that ticked up to nine claims a day two months ago. now they estimate by the end of this term he could make as many as 19 false statements a day. the lying is clearly getting worse day by day. but in light of how divided our political climate is, doesn't r does it matter? do people even care? they know that the president's

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e give leapt of boot camp. federal prosecuters and defense attorneys representing mike flynn say they would like the court to givefore they schedule flynn's sentencing. they say due to the status of the special counsel's investigations, the parties do not believe this matter is ready to be scheduled for sentencing. jeremy bash, does that mean flynn is still being helpful? >> i think so. that's what it usually means, and chuck can tell you more specifically. >> that's what it usually means, absolutely. it's been fruitful and they need more time. >> maybe the president that ambien from somewhere. >> thank you all so much. it does it for our hour. mtb daily starts right now. >> hi. you had a little fun with the doctor. he's one of the great characters. i look forward to the spinoff. >> jeremy bash went there with "billions" not me. >> yeah. we need the hulu spinoff for that guy. if it's tuesday, mueller's making a list and we're checking it twice. tonight, questions and answers. robert mueller's list of questions for trump reveals the russia probe goes way beyond obstruction. plus case in power point. >> the nuclear

mike, isn't it? as you get back to work after memorial day weekend, you probably notice e-mails about privacy policies hitting your inbox, trying to comply with a new european private rules. gdpr took effect on friday. the new law aims to give you more control over your personal data and how it's shared. specifically, it's for europeans and doesn't count in america. almost every online company is making changes though to its sites and apps, might be tempting to delete or ignore the notifications but they could have important nfrgs. >> you should always read the clauses, they are not the most enjoyable thing to read but they are helpful in explaining what you're actually giving up to these companies. >> the benefit that europeans are getting bleed over to us in a lot of policy update e-mails, companies simply say continuing to use the service means you accept the new terms. so read it. >> best buy wants to help older customers. the company is expanding tech support options, best buy executives are looking to make money in the health industry and testing a service called assured living, aimed at older p

e morning. north korea's ste broadcaster did not show that kind o panache, but these are remarkable pictures nonetheless. kim jong-un meeting secretary of state mike pompeo. leader mocked as little rocket man enjoying a lighter moment with the american ahead of the summit with trump. vice president mike pence has been talexng about u.s. ctations. vice president pence: the president senses an opening that may result in an historic agreement. what kim jong-un has publicly and in discussions is that he is prepared to negotiate to achieve complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. nick: sohe north korean leader's security team will be soon pacing the streets of singapore. the venue for the summit. but has enough diplomatic legwork been done to make it a success? in a week when donald trump withdrew from the nuclear deal n,with it is full speed ahead with negotiating an new deal with north korea. having alienated european allies i, his administratiforging an improbable relationship with one of america's long-standing enemies. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. jane: a spokeswoman for the state department was on the trip to north korea with mr.

mike pompeo set down for dinner with kim jong-un --ber two can young troll chol.ng let't's go to our correspondent bruce harris. ofce:e: a significant amount activity with preparatory meetetings i have ehis meetinn singapore, the dmdmz -- i head f this meeting in singapore, and of coursrse the meeting i in new york between secretary of state chol. pompeo and kim yong there is still a nagging question as to whether this will take place at all are not.t. the fact that north k korea and the u.s. still don't have a viable path tords nortrth korea giving up its nuclear weapons, and may y be able to a high levl meeting between secretary of ,tate pompeo and kim yong chol perhaps the thirird most powerfl person a any north korean government, to hammer at the details and crereate confidencen both sides that there is a plan in place. over the years north kororea has saidimime antitime again itt on this for survival l and seems s to have no interest in taking those. we have heard d from the trump administration that it would be may be more interested in a lolonger-term drarawdown planana longnger p period overtrtime inh north korerea dismantleded nuclr weweapons progogram. it is unclea if that i

e-mailing back and forth. that's inappropriate. that shouldn't occur. and you saw mike horowitz, the oig, come out very, very strongly, and indeed refer -- unusual -- refer this case over to the department for investigation, and maybe even prosecution. >> is this sort of a political investigation by the fbi? i mean just if you're looking at it logically, wouldn't that information have come out before the end of the campaign, if the fbi didn't want donald trump elected president, wouldn't they have -- if this was political, leak negative information about the campaign working with foreign governments? >> there's no such thing as "the fbi." there are agents in the fbi who probably supported trump. there are agents in the fbi who probably supported clinton. the head of the fbi clearly thought that clinton was going to win, and probably wanted that to happen based on what we know in the book. but this is a bad election. this is an election that americans should not be proud of. too many bad things happened from russian influence in the election, to suspicions cast on fbi ag

lot of the fashionable campaigns are so ugly, yet you go to e municipal and gubernatorial campaigns and they're a lot better. i met u gy mikeho is the mayor of detroit and he's the guy who said they tried to run usthem tribal politics against them, but he sai going to fix the treat lights and city and let's put that stuff away. he got massive support from the african-american community and people wanted to hire guy who could run the city well. you can depressed at the national leel, the paradoxes in the state and the city level, politics is working pretty good. >> david makes a good point andn probably the sst challenge to donald trump would be somebody who's a successful mayor or governor who's actually brought ople together, had achievements, worked with the other side. senators are one of a hundred. they don't make history, they make speeches, they cast votes, and ey go on television, and governors and mayors really run something and have a track record and, boy, i think we'll be looking for a track record if 2020. >> we have about a minute and a half left. the other story, the speaker of the house in massachusetts said

e again, good to see you, john. thanks for joining or. >> thanks having me on. >>> well, the trump administration islso tlining new demands on iran. secretary of state mike pompeo said a new nuclear deal would require iran to stop enriching all uranium and pull out of the syrian civil war. the list of demands alsoheomes withhreat of more sanctions. >> these will, indeed, end up being the strongest sanctions in history when we are complete. e dream has been fighting all over the middle east for years. after ourio san come in force, it will be battling to keep the economy alive. >> iran announced those demands and rejected the allegations. >> iran, of course, is closely watched by the oil market since it is an opec member. venezuela is also a member of the oil cartel a it hel elections over the weekend and ady those elections are being called illegitimate by some and could lead to stricter internat sanctions. in fact, just today president trump signed an executive order restricting venezuela's ability to liquidate state assets that helped the price of domestic crude as well today which settled near the 2014 highs and a rise in oil of course means a rise in

i'm going to put up the while count ands starte e and he said the defet to you utter unwillingness to wrok on i thin what steve vadic toe you this. . and mikebrennan. john brennan was the executive director of the agency. he was making the change on type and he said he was opposed. a is what her clinics say. she was running a black sight, where the logistics tns. american standing in pfrp and being acknowledged that it didn't erode america' stand, in rn. >> quite quickly i saw you shaking nor head about enthusiasm. what's your response to that? >> i disagree with that. i've heard in a fitch again fwn fchbl if the previous administration, had nominated gina haspel, we wouldn't be having this conversation, i don't believe. >> well, she was the deputy director of the cia. she didn't keep her nobody because of this reason ooj, the very and they decide, frch. they brought him be use nch. so i go back to this i do believe and squchl so often that we're never going to get that gap closed. but do i believe there's a double standard here. >> ken, thank you very much. i really commend his recent poise. >> and a look at the contingency plans work on a

e,would like to say to mike le you are the kind of person that would be good to have for a presidentialdate. someone who has illustrated they things people about. party carre we care about the truth being revealed, our history, other than the majority that participated. guest: thank you for your comment and the kind things you said about my book, "written out of history." i hope you have had a chance to read it. it makes a good father's day gift and a good purchase for anyone interested in learning more about our founding era. some say when a senator looks in the mirror they see a president, that is not what i see, but i appreciate your comments nonetheless. host: governor romney running for the senate, is that something you are supporting? guest: as a matter of policy i do not make an endorsements in utah primaries. i will endorse the winner in the senate race. that primary will be held a month from now. governor romney has been significantly ahead in the po lls. unless something changes i could working with senator romney, as you referred to him. him,ld love to work with or with dr. m

e to keep our firefighters safe. that's why we ask for their help. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way back to the u.s.to discuss details of an upcoming meeting between president trump and kim jong- un. well, he left the country with three american hostages. fox news correspondent greg palcot has more on the release and upcoming meeting. >> we picked a time, we picked a place for the meeting or summit as you like to call it. >> reporter: president trump and kim jong-un set to make history, the final preparations underway for their upcoming summit. and today secretary of state mike pompeo meeting with kim in pyongyang securing the release of three detained americans. >> nobody thought this was going to happen and if it did, it would be years or decades, frankly. nobody thought this was going to happen. >> reporter: the meetings come a day after the president announced the u.s. is pulling out of the iran nuclear deal. some lawmakers say that will make him less likely to trust america's word on another nuclear pact. >> probably making it hard to come to a north korea deal. >> reporter: the white house pus